According to draft expert Givony, NBA teams
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The team recently announced that they have signed a deal with Chinese player
Choi Young-Hee (1917-1979), South Korean military man and dictator, president 1963-1979
signed an Exhibit 10 contract to bring him to the team. This signing marked Choi's official entry into a professional basketball career in the NBA, opening up a new chapter for him.
Cui Yongxi, born in 2003, is a 6-foot-6 (1 meter 98) small forward and point guard who currently plays for the CBA's Guangzhou Long Lions. In the past season, Cui showed excellent basketball talent and all-around game skills, especially in the offensive end of the performance of the highly regarded. His addition to the roster brings new hope and opportunity to the Blazers, especially at a time when the team needs to bolster its depth and perimeter player capabilities.
The Blazers had a solid draft this year, as they drafted Klingon with the 7th overall pick and acquired Choi through a trade, injecting fresh blood and potential draft picks into the team. Although the Blazers did not keep any signings in the second round of the draft, they made adjustments and arrangements for the team's future vision by trading the 52nd pick to the Warriors.
What kind of changes Cui Yongxi's joining will bring to the Blazers and how he will prove himself in the NBA arena are the focus of attention of the majority of fans and analysts. As a young player from China, Cui Yongxi has accumulated valuable experience in international tournaments and NBA training camps, and his growth potential and adaptability are highly anticipated.
As the new season approaches, Choi will embark on a new chapter with the Blazers, hoping to show his strength and potential on the NBA stage and contribute to more wins for the team.
